so a little while back we had lost one of our girls due to an unfortunate accident. This left us with one goose remaining. So a couple of days ago we brought home two ducks. They are muscovy female ducklings. right now we have them in their own little area that lets them be seen by our goose but nobody can hurt anyone. We let them meet yesterday and other than them being a bit littler that the goose(she is 4 months old) there was no problem. The ducks took to her like they were old pals. Our problem came after we cleaned her pool and she was in it and one of the ducklings decided to join her. She nipped at her and the got her by the neck and tried to hold her underwater. Fortunately I was standing there and I made my goose release her and got them all seperated again. My real question is does this mean that my goose will keep trying to drown them even though they seem to love her to death? Is there a trick to getting my goos eto be okay with them? Thanks in advance.
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